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"Our whole purpose is to create consistency and jobs... the next generation and the next will not have to endure what they had to." Dr. Jenny Nuccio   Dr. Jenny Nuccio is the Founder and CEO of Imani Collective, a pioneering social enterprise and nonprofit organization dedicated to breaking the cycle of generational poverty in Kenya. Initially started as a small sewing training program, Imani Collective now empowers hundreds of artisans through dignified work, opportunity, and community. Dr. Nuccio, a passionate advocate for sustainable development and women's empowerment, recently published her first book, Let it Be Wild. She is an inspiring figure who has lived in Kenya for over 13 years and continues to impact countless lives through her initiatives.   Episode Summary: In this enriching episode of "Oh, My Health… There is Hope!" host Jana Short welcomes Dr. Jenny Nuccio, the visionary founder and CEO of Imani Collective. The conversation dives deep into Dr. Nuccio's transformative journey from San Antonio, Texas, to Mombasa, Kenya, highlighting her relentless pursuit to empower women and break the cycle of generational poverty. Imani Collective started as a modest sewing program and has since grown into a robust marketplace that offers its artisans stable jobs, holistic care, and consistent salaries. Jenny elaborates on the underlying purpose and impact of the Imani Collective, emphasizing the holistic care model that includes medical care, free childcare, and a food program. Her work provides sustainable income for women and instills a sense of confidence and self-worth in them. Dr. Nuccio's powerful discussion covers the importance of addressing educational inequities and the challenges women and girls face in Kenya, including period poverty and a lack of access to education.   Key Takeaways: Empowerment Through Education: Jenny emphasizes the importance of educational programs that allow women to learn and become self-sufficient, touching on how Imani Collective teaches women to write their names and create marketable goods. Sustainable Development: The Imani Collective model prioritizes steady, monthly salaries over piecework to ensure the artisans' financial stability and growth. Community and Connection: Jenny shares insights into the deep sense of community and relationship-building in African culture, which significantly influences the work at Imani Collective. Impact of Social Enterprises: The conversation highlights how social enterprises can provide meaningful employment and drive long-term change in communities. Changing the Future: Through Imani Collective, Jenny envisions a future where the next generations in Kenya will not have to endure the same struggle   Get in touch with Jenny: https://www.imanicollective.com/ @‌jennynuccio https://www.facebook.com/jennynuccioblog/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennynuccio/   Get in touch with Jana and listen to more Podcasts: https://www.janashort.com/   Show Music ‘Hold On' by Amy Gerhartz https://www.amygerhartz.com/music.   Get the Best Holistic Life Magazine Subscription! One of the fastest-growing independent magazines centered around holistic living. https://bestholisticlife.info/Subscription Grab your gift today: https://www.janashort.com/becoming-the-next-influencers-download-offer/ Connect with Jana Short: https://www.janashort.com/contact/

Pull up a seat at the bonfire and lend an ear! We've got Marcus Nuccio on the pod today, "live" from the Chicago 'burbs. If you were at Solid Sound 2024, you likely saw Marcus drumming with Ratboys. Marcus also lends his talents to Chicago-based bands Pet Symmetry and What Gives. 

Toyriffic with Succes - the podcast where imagination meets innovation! I'm your host, and today we're thrilled to bring you a deep dive into the exciting world of toy design.Join us as we explore the creative minds of Matt Nuccio and Michael Rothling, two visionary in the toys breaking into the vast USA market.We'll uncover the challenges they face, the strategies they employ, and the future landscape for toy design among the industry's biggest players.Stay tuned for an episode filled with inspiration, creativity, and a touch of thrilling anticipation as we set the stage for what's next in the ever-evolving world of toys.Let's get started!Find out more on https://toyrifficnews.com

"Siamo orgogliosi di entrare in anticipo rispetto ai competitor in un mercato come quello dei ready to serve con cocktail premiscelati a base amaro. Dati alla mano, è un settore in forte crescita sia in America che in Italia ed Europa”, afferma con soddisfazione Nuccio Caffo amministratore delegato di Gruppo Caffo 1915. La presentazione ufficiale alla stampa, dopo una campagna pubblicitaria di cartellonistica limitata al territorio calabrese, è stata organizzato lo scorso 13 settembre in occasione anche del primo press trip organizzato per un ristretto numero di giornalisti italiani e stranieri, grazie al quale abbiamo visitato l'azienda e intervistato Nuccio Caffo.

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In this episode, Chris talks to Matt Nuccio, president of Design Edge. This full-service design, production, and marketing agency over its long history has been involved in groundbreaking innovation. From Tickle Me Elmo to POGS, to, yes, a very successful stick; the team has guided inventors and companies to exceptional successes. Matt talks about design, innovation, AI, what's needed to make a (hopeful) hit, and much more. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-playground-podcast/support

Join us as we welcome Dr. Jenny Nuccio, the visionary founder and CEO of Imani Collective, in a conversation about purposeful pivots. In this episode, Jenny shares her wisdom on embracing change, finding new paths to passion, and navigating life's unexpected turns.Key Takeaways:Discover the power of identifying your strengths and leveraging them to create meaningful change.Learn how to find your rhythm and establish a sense of balance amidst life's chaos.Explore strategies for developing a clear vision, even when faced with uncertainty and challenges.Gain insights into navigating life's pivots with grace and resilience.Prepare to be inspired as Dr. Nuccio's story unfolds, revealing the transformative power of purposeful pivots.Connect with Jenny: WEBSITE | PODCAST | INSTAGRAMGrab your 10% off discount code for Dreamer Co.Discount Code “goalsummit10” to be used at https://imani-kids.com/ or https://dreamerandco.com/!---Ready to ditch the overwhelm and create a life that truly lights you up? ✨Join the FREE Goals with Soul Summit, starting July 22nd, and discover how to: Stop overthinking and start taking inspired action Release perfectionism and embrace the messy beauty of growth Ditch the overwhelm and create a sustainable path towards your dreams Implement small, soulful habits that bring you joy and results Shift your mindset from scarcity to abundance and possibility Imagine feeling empowered, focused, and excited about your future. Imagine waking up each day with a clear vision and a plan to make your dreams a reality! That's what the Goals with Soul Summit is all about. And it's waiting for you, friend! Grab your free ticket today to reserve your spot and join a community of incredible women who are ready to make this year their best one yet!⚡ www.goalswithsoulsummit.com ⚡

Dan & Manny are joined by toy designer & President of Design Edge Inc Matt Nuccio to discuss the inner workings of creating some of the most nostalgic toys from our childhood.  Matt discusses taking Tickle Me Elmo from idea to reality, talks about his family's history in the toy business, how his company Design Edge Inc collaborates with first-time entrepreneurs, the collaboration between toy designers and movie producers, there's definitely a Pogs discussion, some of his hilarious stories about celebrities, the show he's producing that's coming soon, and so much more!  And of course, there's your classic Nostalgia Test Podcast tangents about Days of Thunder, Over the Top, & Rocky. Get a FREE digital art print from this episode by tagging us in a screenshot on Instagram (@thenostalgiatest) of your 5-star rating & review of the podcast!   Ep.115 Coming SOON to our YouTube Channel   Matt Nuccio is the president of Design Edge Inc, a leading toy and game development company. Founded over 30 years ago, Design Edge quickly rose to prominence by designing products and packaging for iconic brands such as Creepy Crawlers, Tickle Me Elmo, Nintendo Power Glove, Laser Challenge, and Barbie Sparkle Kingdom. Today, Design Edge is known as “Your Toy Company for Hire™,” handling all aspects of toy development from concept to distribution.   In addition to running Design Edge, Matt sits on the executive board of the United Inventors Association of America (UIA) and the People of Play advisory board. He writes a column in Toy Family & Entertainment magazine and lectures at major industry events like the New York Toy Fair, ASTRA, People of Play, and the Hong Kong Toy Fair. Design Edge's products have been nominated for and won many industry awards, including TOTY, TAGIE, Games 100, Origin, and Family Fun.   In 2019, Matt was honored by the NSA as an American Innovator. For the past four years in a row, he has been listed by Mojo Nation as one of the top 100 most influential people in the toy industry today. In 2023, Matt was chosen by the United Nations to represent the U.S. invention community as an elected board member of the International Federation of Inventors Association (IFIA).     Some Episode Notes Matt Nuccio Tickle Me Elmo (Toy) Hungry Hungry Hippos (Board Game) Furby (Toy) Nostalgia Test Rocky Franchise Episode Playlist Simon (Game) Skip-It (Toy) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Action Figures Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pizza Thrower

Rep Tammy Nuccio discusses House Republicans Offer Plan to Balance FY25 Budget, including structural spending reforms, investments in local education and keeping under the spending cap.

In this episode we invite first year homeschooler Gina Nuccio to talk about working from home, a stay at home dad, three kids, and living rurally. It was a great discussion we know you'll love! Support The Podcast If you like what you hear, consider supporting the podcast: https://homeschooltogether.gumroad.com/l/support Consider Leaving Us A Review If you have a quick moment please consider leaving a review on iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/homeschool-together-podcast/id1526685583 Show Notes Torchlight - https://torchlightcurriculum.com/torchlight/ Build Your Library - https://buildyourlibrary.com/ Right Start Math - https://rightstartmath.idevaffiliate.com/260.html Handwriting Without Tears - https://www.lwtears.com/ All About Spelling - https://www.allaboutlearningpress.com/all-about-spelling-level-1/ Ticonderoga My First Tri-Write - https://amzn.to/49SSgaP Kindle Scribe - https://amzn.to/3IEJ11P Remarkable - https://amzn.to/3PkuWdY RÅSKOG - https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/raskog-utility-cart-white-20382932/ Phonics Made Easy Flash Cards - https://amzn.to/3TyhBkP Thriftbooks - https://www.thriftbooks.com/ Homeschool Roster - https://www.homeschoolroster.com/ Coalition for Responsible Home Education - https://responsiblehomeschooling.org/ Facebook Groups Secular - https://www.facebook.com/groups/441792022666177 Eclectic - https://www.facebook.com/groups/441792022666177 Academic (SEA) Homeschoolers - https://www.facebook.com/groups/441792022666177 Torchlight Curriculum B/S/T - https://www.facebook.com/groups/TorchlightCurriculumBST Build Your Library Curriculum B/S/T - https://www.facebook.com/groups/263164593807189 Secular Homeschool Curriculum and Materials Buy/Sell - https://www.facebook.com/groups/284732425267056 Tennessee Homeschool Support - https://www.facebook.com/groups/215512371949337 Connect with us Website: http://www.homeschool-together.com/ Store: https://gumroad.com/homeschooltogether Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/homeschooltogether Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/homeschooltogetherpodcast/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/homeschooltogetherpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/hs_together The Gameschool Co-Op: https://www.facebook.com/groups/gameschoolcoop/ Email: homeschooltogetherpodcast@gmail.com

Ultimo episodio del año 2023 que siguiendo la tradición es off topic. Intentaré no hablar sobre contratación pública, aunque será difícil, porque vender y vivir son la misma cosa y por eso es fácil encontrar las conexiones con todo esto de vender a la administración.Te lo cuenta, Luis Gracia.Libro: Pensar En Sistemas de Meadows, Donella 978-84-124977-8-6Libro: La Utilidad De Lo Inútil de Ordine, Nuccio 978-84-15689-92-8Podcast, enlaces a Spotify: Nadie Sabe Nada Especial 10 años BarcelonaNadie Sabe Nada 10 añosNadie Sabe Nada 10 años MadridHeavy Mental #066. La mediocridad Kaizen #178 Marcos Vazquez

11 SABRINA AMEGHINO (CANOTAJE) Abanderada Argentina en los Juegos Panamericanos 2023 Nueve medallas (1 de oro, 2 de plata y 6 de bronce) en los Panamericanos de Santo Domingo (2003) Guadalajara (2011) Toronto (2015) y Lima (2019). PRODUCCION: J. Hidalgo, S. Rubio, C. Nuccio, L. Palmas y A. Papasidero. LOCUCION: N. Santos y N. Cuadrado. GRABACION DE VOCES: L. Pozo, S. Espinosa y N. Cuadrado. EDICION Y MEZCLA: N. Ciancaglini. TEXTO: C. Arasaki. PRODUCCION GENERAL: M. Spinelli, S. Cardano y L. Botto. Carga digital para plataformas: Mondo Gasparotto.

Hubo un tiempo en que los coches los diseñaban personas y no máquinas, artistas y no ordenadores… y todos eran distintos. Hemos hecho podcast mejores y peores, pero… ¡más bonitos que este ninguno! Elegir a los 10 mejores diseñadores de la historia del automóvil no es difícil… es un verdadero atrevimiento. Pero si, además, escogemos su mejor coche, pues resulta que además de hacer uno de los vídeos más bonitos de Garaje Hermético vamos a hacer uno de los más… ¡difíciles! Hoy vamos a hablar de diseño de carrocerías, no de coches completos… Para evitar suspicacias, están ordenados por orden alfabético de apellidos. 1. Paul Bracq. Este diseñador francés nacido en 1933 es para mí un maestro que trabajó en muy diversas compañías, como Citroën, Mercedes, BMW y Peugeot, esculpiendo coches de todo tipo… ¡incluso trenes de alta velocidad! Para mí su obra maestra es el precioso e imperecedero Peugeot 505. 2. Nuccio Bertone. Era el continuador en “Carrozzeria Bertone” una empresa fundada por su padre Giovanni. Su nombre era Giuseppe, pero todo el mundo le llamaba Nuccio. Además de ser un gran diseñador ha sido un gran descubridor de talentos pues, entre otros, trabajo para el nada menos que Giorgetto Giugiaro. La dificultad de elegir un diseño de Bertone… ¡es que diseñó muchos! Escojo al ¡espectacular Lancia Stratos Zero! 3. Flaminio Bertoni. Nacido en 1903 murió 4 años después de nacer yo, en 1964. No es muy conocido y muchas personas le confunden con Bertone… nada que ver. No fue tan prolífico como otros, quizás por esa manía suya de comenzar “con una hoja en blanco” y no dar “nada por sentado”, dos argumentos que siempre utilizaba. Pero diseñó nada menos que el 2 CV, el Citroën Traction, la furgoneta H y sin duda su obra maestra, que en este caso sí que está claro, es el Citroën DS. 4. Marcello Gandini. Llegamos a uno de los más grandes diseñadores de la historia… sino el que más. Nació en 1938 y si queremos hacer un listado de todos sus diseños… Rodrigo me mata. Diseño coches de todo tipo y para muchas marcas de hecho, fue de alguna manera el diseñador de cabecera de Lamborghini. Y para Lamborghini diseño el que para mí el diseño más bonito de Gandini y quizás de la historia: El Miura… 5. Giorgetto Giugiaro. Otro grande… o quizás el más grande de todos. También nació en 1938… también una buena cosecha. He dudado entre el Alfa Romeo GTV de 1963 y el coche elegido que es el ¡De Tomaso Mangusta! Por Dios… ¡qué bonito es este coche! 6. Robert Opron. ¡Otro francés! Nacido en 1932. Opron comenzó trabajando en Citroën a las órdenes de Bertoni. Sus mejores años y sus mejores trabajos los realizó para la marca francesa y no me quiero olvidar de coches tan bonitos como el GS y el CX. Pero Opron es uno de esos diseñadores, en esta lista hay varios, que con solo un modelo se podrían haber ganado el título de “mitos”. En el caso de Opron su obra maestra indiscutible es sin duda el Citroën SM. 7. Sergio Pininfarina. Carrozeria Pininfarina es una empresa de diseño en general y de coches en particular. La fundó en 1930 Battista Farina, al que todo el mundo llamaba “Pinin” y de ahí, en 1961, nace “Pininfarina” … que adquiriría como apellido y heredaría su hijo, Sergio. Ha diseñado coches preciosos, pero ¿más bonitos que el Ferrari Daytona de 1968? No se me ocurre ninguno. 8. Malcolm Sayer. Malcolm Sayer nació en Inglaterra en 1912 y durante la guerra se dedicó al diseño aeronáutico… y eso se notaba en sus diseños para los coches. Tenía una sólida formación, era ingeniero y matemático y, sin duda, un genio. Decíamos refiriéndonos a Opron, que hay diseñadores que con que hubiesen diseñado un solo coche hubiesen pasado a la historia… es el caso del Sayer que diseño el que para Enzo Ferrari era “El coche más bonito del Mundo”, nada más y nada menos que el Jaguar E. 9. Franco Scaglione. Nació en 1916 en una familia aristocrática y acomodada y estudio humanidades… parecía destinado a ser un “bon vivant” … pero no, decidió estudiar ingeniería para dedicarse a lo que más le gustaba: El diseño de automóviles. Diseño muchos coches y sobre todo prototipos y series especiales, pero para mí su obra maestra es el precioso Alfa Romeo tipo 33 Stradale de 1967. 10. Walter de’Silva. Hablamos de un italiano nacido en 1951, al que he entrevistado dos veces, admiro con devoción y tengo un diseño de su puño y “boli” en mi casa. Ha diseñado muchísimos coches de producción, pero creo que su obra maestra es un coche que supuso un punto de inflexión en una marca muy querida para todos los aficionados… os hablo del Alfa 156 (1997) Bonus Track. Hablemos de los demás, aunque solo sea citando nombre y el coche más destacado… por hacer un poco de justicia. David Ash: Ford Mustang Chris Bangle: Fiat Coupé Iam Callum: Ford RS200 Harley Earl: Chevrolet Corvette

MILANO (ITALPRESS) - "Ci sono stati un po' di errori tattici, soprattutto sul finale non sono riuscito a cambiare, il mio avversario mi ha sorpreso. Era la mia prima esperienza, ho fatto degli errori contro un atleta esperto e li ho pagati". Lo ha dichiarato Riccardo Nuccio, eliminato al primo turno nella prova individuale di sciabola maschile ai mondiali di scherma a Milano.gm

The global toy industry is highly competitive and innovative and generates billions upon billions of U.S. dollars every single year, reaching a market size of US$ 170.7 Billion in 2022. Based on product, the market is divided into action figures, building sets, dolls, games and puzzles, sports and outdoor toys, and plush, among others.  Certain key aspects of this industry's success are people who are self-driven, diligent, and hardworking. This is because toys are seasonal, requiring people dedicated to innovating new toys and features that will fit the changing demands. In this episode, Matt Nuccio, the president, and co-owner of Design Edge Inc., joins us to share some of his secrets, tips, and insights for his company's success.Design Edge is an international toy and game design and inventing firm and your one-stop shop for bringing toys and games to market. For over 35 years, Design Edge has been a leading toy, game, and collectible development, marketing, manufacturing, and consulting agency. In this podcast, we talk about how Matt stays on the winning edge of toy making and hires other people with the same passion for making the best available toys in the market. We will also discuss what we can learn from that as entrepreneurs.Key Highlights from the Show[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest, Matt Nuccio[02:03] Matt's backstory and how he became a toy enthusiast[07:42] How Matt has instilled a culture of hard work and diligence among his employees[09:02] His process of finding and hiring self-driven people[10:32] A case scenario where Matt had to fire an unfit employee[13:20] Tips to know when to keep persevering or to transition to the next thing[16:43] Deciding whether to license a product or produce it solely[22:00] Keeping innovation to the top in a seasonal product like toys[28:50] How Matt gets things done up to the finish line[30:17] Valuable lessons Matt has learned in his business dealings[33:26] What Matt wishes to have put more resources into when starting his entrepreneurship journey[34:47] Best ways to reach out and connect with Matt NuccioNotable QuotesIf you find and hire the right people, you will do very little as the business owner to run the company. Self-driven employees will make your work easier. [08:44]The most rewarding careers are the ones that give back in some shape or form. [25:58]You should not strive for a work-life balance but more of a mosaic, where more of your life looks like a mosaic. [26:21]Sometimes you have to force your way up through opposition to get your ideas across the finish line. [23:53]Connect with Matt NucioWebsite: https://www.designedge.net/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattnuccio/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattNuccioThank you for listening to FROM MD To Entrepreneur PodcastTune in every Wednesday, 5 AM PST.Follow Us on our socialsInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/frommdpodcast/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/from-md-to-entrepreneur/Website - https://www.frommd.com/episodes/Thank you for listening to FROM MD To Entrepreneur PodcastTune in every Wednesday, 5 AM PST. Follow Us on our socials Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/frommdpodcast/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/from-md-to-entrepreneur/ Website - https://www.frommd.com/episodes/

Product development is a rollercoaster, full of ups, downs, twists, and turns. But it can also be a lot of fun. Imagine the possibilities if you were open to change and stopped micromanaging every step. I went on a creative discovery with Matt Nuccio, President of Design Edge, a one-stop-shop product development company. As a leading toy developer, Matt has worked with many notable brands, from Hasbro to Hooters and everyone in between. Drafted into toy innovation as a 14-year-old boy, he followed in his parent's visionary footsteps. They instilled the importance of always being original—a value he leans on when doing the thing. Here's how an innately creative mind and an obsession with autobiographies help Matt solve problems, invent solutions, and bring other people's fun visions to life. In this episode, Matt hints at how he uses these points of the Do The Thing Formula: Letting go of your ego Staying flexible Educating yourself Asking others for help Got a product idea? Email him at matt@designedge.net or visit designedge.net. 

Ready to unleash your inner child and discover the fascinating world of toy invention? Join us for an exciting conversation with Matt Nuccio, a talented inventor and toy designer, who shares his secrets to navigating the complex and playful toy industry. From balancing work and play to discussing his family business and favorite projects, we dive into the joy of invention and the power of play, along with our joke of the week and some fun insights about life in the world of toys.But it's not all fun and games – we delve into the critical aspects of sales, marketing, and intellectual property protection, including Matt's thoughts on the differences between ideas and inventions, licensing, and self-publishing a toy concept. We also dive deep into the complexities of patent law, the role of reputable patent attorneys, and the challenges independent inventors face in today's ever-changing landscape. Don't miss this chance to peek behind the curtain of the toy industry with Matt Nuccio, your toy company for hire!Matt Nuccio, CEO of Design Edge, has served as co-chair of the Toy Industry Association (TIA) representing all inventors and designers in the toy industry. Matt also sits on the United Inventors Association (UIA) board of directors lobbying for patent reforms and inventors' rights. He has worked as a consultant and on-air personality for the Science Channel's hit TV show "All-American Makers". He will share how he helps other makers play for a living! Learn more at https://www.designedge.net/(0:00:22) - Playing for a LivingMatt Nuccio discusses balancing work and play, his favorite projects, and his family business in the toy industry.(0:08:30) - Toy Sales and Marketing ImportanceMatt discusses differences between ideas and inventions, nuances of the toy industry, licensing/self-publishing, having a built-in audience, and the importance of packaging.(0:21:18) - Toy Industry Patent ChallengesMatt and I discuss patent reform, protecting intellectual property, injunctive relief, AI, and first-to-market value.Support the showSupport the Playful Humans mission to help adults rediscover the power of play: Subscribe to the YouTube channel Subscribe to the Podcast Book a playshop for your team Support our sponsors

A very special episode sitting down with Garrett Greco's grandfather, Dick Attilio Greco (born September 14, 1933 in Seminole Heights, Tampa). Dick A. Greco is a politician, businessman, and civic activist from Tampa, Florida. Dick Greco was born in the Ybor City neighborhood of Tampa, where his Italian-American father owned a hardware store. He graduated from Hillsborough High School and the University of Tampa where he earned a degree in Education in 1956. After college, Greco took over his father's hardware store and became increasingly active in many civic programs and organizations. In 1963, Greco decided to use his growing public profile to campaign for a seat on the Tampa city council. He won the election for District 4 and was sworn in on October 1, 1963, less than two weeks after his 30th birthday. In 1967, Greco ran a successful campaign to be Tampa's youngest ever mayor at 34 years old. He was one of the youngest mayors of a major city in the United States when he was elected. He beat incumbent and fellow Ybor City native Nick Nuccio in an election that was seen as a transfer of power from one generation to the next In his first term, Greco balanced issues such as simmering racial tensions, crime, and extremely limited tax revenue. In 1971, Greco again beat Nuccio in a mayoral election rematch, but resigned in 1974 to accept a job with Edward J. DeBartolo Corp., a mall development company, a career move which tripled his mayor's salary of $30,000. Greco remained with the DeBartolo Corporation for 21 years, much of it spent away from Tampa. He returned to his hometown in the early 1990s and successfully re-entered Tampa politics in 1995 when he ran for and regained the mayor's office. Owing to his years in the commercial development industry, Greco pushed for many large projects, often joint ventures involving both private and public funding. Some (such as the Tampa Marriott Waterside) were widely praised, while others (such as the Centro Ybor shopping center and Raymond James Stadium) were more controversial and would cost the city budget millions of dollars over subsequent years. Despite some setbacks, Greco remained popular enough to win a second consecutive (and fourth overall) term as mayor with no opposition in 1999. During his fourth term as mayor, Greco's administration was involved in controversy when the city's housing director, Steve LaBrake, was accused of improperly awarding city contracts and taking bribes. Despite mounting criticism, Greco refused to fire LaBrake until after the director was indicted in federal court. LaBrake eventually served time in prison for his actions. Greco was also criticized for continuing to back private redevelopment projects with city money, in several instances leaving the city with large debt repayments after developers defaulted. Due to term limits limiting Tampa mayors to two consecutive terms, he could not run again in 2003 and was succeeded by Pam Iorio. Despite some controversy during his last years in office, Greco was still widely popular in Tampa and was the second former mayor (after Nick Nuccio) to be honored with a public statue. The statue depicts Greco sitting on a bench beside Dick Greco Plaza, a streetcar station named in his honor for his efforts to build the TECO Line Streetcar connecting Ybor City and downtown. After leaving the mayor's office, Greco returned to the DeBartolo Corporation, which had moved its headquarters to Tampa in 1999 at his recommendation. In 2010, Greco announced that he would try to win an unprecedented 5th term as mayor of Tampa in 2011 when Iorio's second term expired, potentially making him both the youngest and the oldest mayor in the city's history. But though seen by local political observers as the early favorite, Greco ran third in the general election, 384 votes behind Rose Ferlita, who lost in a subsequent runoff election to Bob Buckhorn.

Anna Luisa Pignatelli"Il campo di Gosto"Fazi Editorehttps://fazieditore.itUn racconto carico di tensione che gioca sul contrasto tra i soleggiati paesaggi toscani e le ombre interiori del protagonista.Ora che è anziano, le giornate di Agostino, detto Gosto, scorrono l'una uguale all'altra nel podere immerso nella campagna ereditato anni prima. La moglie, cinica e pettegola, lo ha lasciato e l'unica figlia sembra interessata solamente ai soldi. Eppure, Gosto crede ancora nel bene e nella giustizia; conduce una vita appartata, ama la natura e prova a ignorare l'ostilità della gente del paese in cui, da sempre, è considerato un estraneo. Con pazienza, cerca di rimettere in sesto il terreno di sua proprietà anche se i ricordi del passato spesso tornano a tormentarlo. Girando per il borgo, si riconosce nell'intraprendenza del meccanico Nuccio, rivede le promesse dell'amore nella giovane Stella e nutre tutta la sua diffidenza verso il Terzi, un vicino prepotente che ha sempre spadroneggiato nella zona e che non ha mai smesso di vessarlo. Quando Stella lascia improvvisamente il paese e sparisce senza fare ritorno, Gosto è convinto che le sia accaduto qualcosa e che la sua sparizione abbia a che fare con le occhiate piene di disprezzo e di odio che gli lancia il Terzi.Autrice dalla voce forte e ben riconoscibile, Anna Luisa Pignatelli offre ai lettori un racconto amaro e profondo, che, attraverso brevi ricordi, traccia la parabola esistenziale di un uomo riflettendo allo stesso tempo sull'iniquità e la crudeltà del mondo. Gosto è un vecchio solo, stretto tra il luogo inospitale in cui si trova a vivere e la malvagità dei suoi compaesani, ma è anche il ritratto di chi non ha mai perso la fiducia nel prossimo e ha mantenuto intatto il suo amore per la vita. Con una prosa asciutta e limpida, l'autrice si inserisce nel solco di una tradizione ben consolidata e lo fa con uno stile proprio che, come scrisse Antonio Tabucchi, fa di lei «una voce insolita nella letteratura italiana di oggi: lirica, tagliente e desolata».Anna Luisa Pignatelli, toscana di nascita, ha trascorso molti anni fuori dall'Italia, fra cui diversi in Tanzania, Portogallo, Corea del Sud e Guatemala. È molto conosciuta in Francia, dove, nel 2010, ha vinto il Prix des lecteurs du Var con la traduzione della raccolta di racconti Nero toscano. Con Ruggine (Fazi Editore, 2016), molto apprezzato dal pubblico e dalla critica, ha vinto il Premio Lugnano 2016. Sempre per Fazi Editore, nel 2019, è uscito Foschia.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

Matt Nuccio is the president of Design Edge, Inc., a toy and game development company and licensing agency whose clients include Mattel, Hasbro, Spin Master and Fisher-Price to name only a few. For 4 years, Matt co-chaired the Toy Association (TA), on their associate panel, representing all designers and inventors within the toy industry. Currently, Matt sits on the board of directors of the United Inventors Association of America (UIA), a non-profit organization working to educate and advocate for all types of inventors. He also sits on the People of Play (POP) advisory board and Toy Association's Creative Factor advisory board helping start-up inventors to navigate successfully within the Toy Industry. Matt writes a column in Toy Family Entertainment magazine focusing on the industry, and, he has lectured at ChiTAG, New York Toy Fair, ASTRA, Hong Kong Toy Fair, and various inventor clubs around the world including the 2021 Emerging Innovation Summit in Melbourne Australia. Design Edge's products have been nominated for, and have also won, many industry awards such as TOTY (Toy Of The Year), TAGIE (Toy and Games Innovators), Games 100, Origin, and Family Fun among others. In 2019, Matt was honored by the National Security Agency (NSA) as an American Innovator and has been listed for the past 4 years in a row, by Mojo Nation, as one of the top 100 most influential people in the toy industry today.

For Episode 2 of The Next Level, I sat down with Marcus Nuccio, a graphic designer and touring musician out of the Chicago Area, to chat about work-life balance. In a world where juggling one career seems hard enough, Marcus shares his unique perspective on balancing two careers and still making time for his personal life. It was great to catch up with him about life, music, side projects, and everything in between! Make sure to follow along with everything Marcus has going on: Marcus on Instagram Website Patreon Pet Symmetry Ratboys You Host, Tom Lauro --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deeplygraphic/message

https://www.designedge.net/Toys and more with President Matt Nuccio from Design Edge. How are toys becoming more sustainable? What is the packaging could be a part of the toy too? Tickle Me Elmo to Post Malone! Amazing scope of projects! https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattnuccio/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/cory-connors/#LinkedInPresentsLooking to improve the sustainability of your packaging today? Check out:https://www.landsberg.com/us/en.html The views and opinions expressed on the "Sustainable Packaging " podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. https://specright.com/ https://www.amazon.com/dp/1329820053/ref=as_sl_pc_qf_sp_asin_til?tag=corygathttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cory-connors/I'm here to help you make your packaging more sustainable! Reach out today and I'll get back to you asap. This podcast is an independent production and the podcast production is an original work of the author. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2022.

What does it take to design a toy? Well probably not much, but designing a good one that parents scream, claw, and fight for during the holiday's takes some creativity and a bit of good luck. This week I speak with Matt Nuccio who through his lifelong involvement in the toy industry and his company Design Edge has helped design some of the biggest toys of our time (see: Tickle Me Elmo). We talk the world of toys, his current place in it all, and how he can help aspiring designer create the next big thing. This is a fun one whether you still have kids you are buying the latest and greatest toys for or simply want to walk down memory lane when you parents came back from the toy store with your favorite new toy, black eye and all._____________________________________Design Edge Website: https://www.designedge.net/Matt's LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/mattnuccio—————————————————————Link to all things Not in a Huff Podcast: https://linktr.ee/notinahuffpodcastPlease follow/subscribe to the podcast to get the new episodes when they come out each week and rate us on Apple Podcast and Spotify! :)

With session winding down and the budget taking shape, Reps. Holly Cheeseman (R-37) and Tammy Nuccio (R-53) discuss the importance of the 2017 bipartisan budget's fiscal guardrails on the current proceedings, and ways to improve the overall process so Connecticut can avoid economic hardships. Learn more about Rep. Cheeseman here; and more about Rep. Nuccio here.

Today, we have the pleasure of sitting down with Kerri McDonald, a CPCU from RV Nucio and Associates. With years of experience in managing liability and risk for nonprofits, Kerri is the perfect person to talk to about the importance of insurance for PTA organizations and booster clubs.

The global toy industry is highly competitive and innovative and generates billions upon billions of U.S. dollars every single year, reaching a market size of US$ 170.7 Billion in 2022. Based on product, the market is divided into action figures, building sets, dolls, games and puzzles, sports and outdoor toys, and plush, among others.  Certain key aspects of this industry's success are people who are self-driven, diligent, and hardworking. This is because toys are seasonal, requiring people dedicated to innovating new toys and features that will fit the changing demands. In this episode, Matt Nuccio, the president and co-owner of Design Edge Inc., joins us to share some of his secrets, tips, and insights for his company's success.Design Edge is an international toy and game design and inventing firm and your one-stop shop for bringing toys and games to market. For over 35 years, Design Edge has been a leading toy, game, and collectible development, marketing, manufacturing, and consulting agency. In this podcast, we talk about how Matt stays on the winning edge of toy making and hires other people with the same passion for making the best available toys in the market. We will also discuss what we can learn from that as entrepreneurs.Key Highlights from the Show[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest, Matt Nuccio[02:03] Matt's backstory and how he became a toy enthusiast[07:42] How Matt has instilled a culture of hard work and diligence among his employees[09:02] His process of finding and hiring self-driven people[10:32] A case scenario where Matt had to fire an unfit employee[13:20] Tips to know when to keep persevering or to transition to the next thing[16:43] Deciding whether to license a product or produce it solely[22:00] Keeping innovation to the top in a seasonal product like toys[28:50] How Matt gets things done up to the finish line[30:17] Valuable lessons Matt has learned in his business dealings[33:26] What Matt wishes to have put more resources into when starting his entrepreneurship journey[34:47] Best ways to reach out and connect with Matt NuccioNotable QuotesIf you find and hire the right people, you will do very little as the business owner to run the company. Self-driven employees will make your work easier. [08:44]The most rewarding careers are the ones that give back in some shape or form. [25:58]You should not strive for a work-life balance but more of a mosaic, where more of your life looks like a mosaic. [26:21]Sometimes you have to force your way up through opposition to get your ideas across the finish line. [23:53]Connect with Matt NucioWebsite: https://www.designedge.net/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattnuccio/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattNuccioThank you for listening to FROM MD To Entrepreneur PodcastTune in every Wednesday, 5 AM PST. Follow Us on our socials Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/frommdpodcast/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/from-md-to-entrepreneur/ Website - https://www.frommd.com/episodes/

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When you've been around with toys for your entire life, “being serious about having fun” would certainly come naturally. And that's what our guest for today lives by through the years.   Joining us today in The Artist Appeals podcast is the toy genius, Matt Nuccio. Matt is a toy designer, inventor, manufacturer, and consultant all rolled into one. He is currently the President of Design Edge Inc. - a family-run toy company based in New York.   What started to be a graphic design house in a suburban New York home, Design Edge has turned into a toy design powerhouse and development agency over the past three decades - helping toy and game entrepreneurs become big businesses.   It has worked with big brands like Disney, Marvel, Barnes and Noble, and many others.   And today, Matt is generous enough to share everything you need to know about toy designing, manufacturing, marketing, licensing, and distribution.   So, if you're serious about getting into toy development and making your idea the next big thing, then make sure to tune in to today's episode with Matt. Key Takeaways:   Introduction (00:00) Rapid-fire questions answered (01:05) What is the first step in developing a toy? (06:03) How do you price a toy? (10:30) Finding a toy agent and how it works (18:10) Product presentation and marketing (21:33) What are the KPIs that make a toy potentially successful? (36:51) Testing toy process (38:46) How to scale a toy business? (46:23) On contracts and licensing (57:17) Lessons you can learn from Matt (1:02:14) The future of the toy market (1:08:30)   Additional Resources: - Learn more on how to make money as an artist here - Visit my website here  - Book a free 15-minute diagnostic call here   Connect with Matt: - Follow and message him on LinkedIn here  - Visit Design Edge here -- The Artist APPEALS is a podcast dedicated to artists who want to learn how to make money with their art WITHOUT having to compromise.  Be sure to follow the podcast on your favorite platform so you never miss an episode!

“Rispettiamo il volere degli elettori, faccio gli auguri al presidente Schifani. Il Movimento c'è, è vivo, considerato che fino a qualche settimana fa ci davano in percentuale a una sola cifra, invece siamo a doppia cifra, per le Politiche e per le regionali". A dirlo è Nuccio di Paola, candidato alla presidenza della Regione Siciliana.xd6/tvi/gtr

Starting a business is one thing, but growing it is an entirely different battle. Joining Doug C. Brown to share how he's done it with his company is Matt Nuccio. Matt is the President of Design Edge, Inc., a toy and game development, marketing, manufacturing, inventing, and consulting agency. In this episode, Matt shares some obstacles that come with growing and scaling a business. Having worked with family in the same industry, he also talks about the advantages and disadvantages of working in a family business versus a traditional business. Matt also talks about what it's like being in the toy industry and shares his process in choosing the right products. Tune into this jam-packed episode and get your dose of business insight to equip you on your path to success. In this episode, you will learn:- The mindset needed to run and grow a successful toy company- What it's like to work in a family business vs. traditional business- What Matt looks for in a product and the process behind choosing them

Product development is a rollercoaster, full of ups, downs, twists, and turns. But it can also be a lot of fun. Imagine the possibilities if you were open to change and stopped micromanaging every step. I went on a creative discovery with Matt Nuccio, President of Design Edge, a one-stop-shop product development company. As a leading toy developer, Matt has worked with many notable brands, from Hasbro to Hooters and everyone in between. Drafted into toy innovation as a 14-year-old boy, he followed in his parent's visionary footsteps. They instilled the importance of always being original—a value he leans on when doing the thing. Here's how an innately creative mind and an obsession with autobiographies help Matt solve problems, invent solutions, and bring other people's fun visions to life. In this episode, Matt hints at how he uses these points of the Do The Thing formula: Letting go of your ego Staying flexible Educating yourself Asking others for help Got a product idea? Email him at matt@designedge.net or visit designedge.net.

Elbano de Nuccio, presidente del Consiglio nazionale dei commercialisti, ha infatti dichiarato che durante l'incontro presso il ministero dell'Economia, l'ente pubblico ha nuovamente ribadito la necessità di rinviare al 20 luglio 2022 il termine di versamento delle imposte risultanti dalle dichiarazioni dei redditi, dell'imposta regionale sulle attività produttive e dell'imposta sul valore aggiunto.

Porvoon FC Futuran miesten edustusjoukkue oli matkustanut perjantai-illaksi Helsingin Töölön pallokentälle, jossa se otti mittaa miesten Kakkosen A-lohkossa Helsingin FC Kiffenistä. Futuralla on ollut alavireinen jakso, mutta nyt se palasi taas voittojen tielle, kun se voitti Kiffenin 1–2 (0–1) lukemin. FC Futuran miesten edustusjoukkueen päävalmentaja Roberto Nuccio oli tyytyväinen joukkueensa peli-ilmeeseen illan ottelussa. – Tämä oli hyvää peliä meiltä ja pelasimme tosi fiksusti 75 minuuttia, Nuccio kommentoi pelin jälkeen.

FC Futuran ja Jippo Joensuun välillä nähtiin tiukka taistelu voitosta, olihan kyseessä sarjan kärkiottelu. Jippo oli sarjakärki puhtaalla pelillään ja Futura hienosti toisena. Joensuulaiset vei kuitenkin lopulta pidemmän korren 1–3 (1–1) lukemin. FC Futuran miesten edustusjoukkueen päävalmentaja Roberto Nuccio oli tyytyväinen joukkueen lataukseen ottelun ensimmäisellä puoliajalla. Joukkueen toppari, Richard Tiberi loukkaantui 23 minuutin kohdalla, joka oli paha takaisku Nuccio arvion mukaan joukkueelle. Kun Tiberi joutui jättämään leikin kesken, Jippo ottikin hiukan enemmän peliä hallintaansa. Nuccio oli myös ottelun jälkeen vahvasti sitä mieltä, että Jippon pilkku oli väärin tuomittu. Tämä kuitenkin ratkaisi osaltaan voiton joensuulaisille. Nuccio korostaa, että hän ei yleensä kommentoi tuomareiden työskentelyä, mutta tällä kertaa hän ei voinut olla kommentoimasta tuomareiden työskentelyä. – Tuomareilla ei ollut kyllä tässä ottelussa hyvä päivä, Nuccio toteaa.

Ep 206 - Matt Nuccio, The Toy God by Bee, Chic and Chris

A little about Florence, Italy. It is the Capital of Tuscany, in Central Italy. Built on both sides of the Arno river. Florence was Founded as a roman military colony in the first century bce. Florence's vernacular became the italian language Noteworthy celebrities that flourished here were Leonardo da Vinci, Filipp Brunelleschi, Niccolò Machiavelli, Michelangelo, Dante, and Galileo. Some famous buildings that reside here are the Baptistery of St. John, the Gothic Duomo, and the Uffizi Gallery. Economy is largely based around tourism… duh duh duuuuuuuuun.   What happened Between 1968 and 1985, 14 to 16 people were murdered in florence italy, in what leading criminologists and police officials have declared as one of the most puzzling crimes of their time.Mostly all couples First Known victims were Antonio Lo Bianco and his Sardinian lover Barbara LocciKilled on August 21, 1968 Small town near florence Locci's 6 year old son, Natalino Mele, asleep in the back seat. (saw somewhere that they were having sex in the car and kid was asleep in back seat). Kid woke up and found his mother dead and he fled.Kid ran two kilometers and knocked on the door of a house. Kid banged on the door and told the homeowner “open the door and let me in, I'm sleepy and my daddy is sick in bed. THen you have to drive me home, because my mother and my uncle are dead in their car.” Kid was questioned by authorities as to how he ran alone in the dark two kilometers on unpaved country road. Kid originally said that he was scared and alone but changed his story later on saying that his father or an uncle drove him to the house. Kid said years later that he was alone but was too shocked to really remember what happened. Uncle was the name given to the mothers lovers. Mother had the nickname of ape regina or queen bee, due to the countless affairs she had. Lover of several men including 3 brothers; Giovanni, Salvatore and Francesco Vinci. Manual laborers and petty criminalsSalvatore lived with Locci and Mele in their own home for a short time. Lovers were shot and killed in the car by a .22 caliber pistol. Suspected killer was Loccis's husband, Stefano Mele.Considered to be older and mentally slow Cops found a glove that was his that was tested and shown to have gun fire residue. Mele confessed but retracted his confession, and then confessed again but accused the vinci brothers of being involved, but later confessed to doing it alone. Despite changing his story and his son changing stories numerous times, the cuckolded husband was convicted and sent to prison for 14 yearsGiven a light sentence due to suffering from “infirmity of the mind” and deemed mentally dysfunctional. Mele said that he dropped the gun at the crime scene but it was never recovered. Considered a cut and dry case of a simple crime of passion. UNTIL… Saturday night of September 14th, 1974.Young couple, Stefania Pettini and Pasquale Gentilcore were regulars to a small secluded spot in the gentle suburban countryside on the outskirts of Florence, so they can spend some “private time alone”. The young couple was found dead the next morning.The young man was found inside the car leaning on the door Young lady was found in the grass behind the vehicle. Her body was nude and there had been stab wounds found.Not deep Surface wounds Stabbed or “Pricked” over 90 TIMES!!!! Raped? With a thin olive branch An author by the name of Magdalen Nabb wrote in her novel “The Monster Of Florence” -which was a fictional adaptation of the case- saw the act as a sign that the killer was impotent, writing: “He tries to rape the girl, but isnt able, so he violates her with an olive vine instead”. No money was stolen but it was noted that a few pieces of jewelry were stolen from Stefania Florence officials considered this a one-off event Seven years go by Saturday Night June 6th,1981 Carmela de Nuccio and Giovanni Faggi were parked on a dirt road just outside of Florence, known as Scandicci which is close to the popular night club, the “Anastasia Club”. They made it a habit to go to this spot alone Next morning bodies were found deadBoth shot and stabbed Giovanni was found in the driver's seat with half of his clothes on. Carmela was found 20 feet away from the car with her jeans pulled down and her pubic area had been cut out and taken away. Ballistics were run and the same gun, a .22 caliber long rifle, had been used with each of the  Winchester bullets having the letter “H” embossed on the back of the casing. Police were certain that the 1974 murder was not just a “one-off” and that they may have a maniac on the loose. Police also were certain that the killer was strong. Seeing as how the woman was not dragged, but instead carried out of the car and down a hill where her body was found. Police decide to look into a common issue plaguing Florence - peeping toms. With Florence being surrounded by hills, woods and countryside, just driving less than 20 minutes would find you in a secluded field or wooded area. Deprived of witnesses or townsfolk.During this time it was common for many Italians to live at home until they were married. Which means that couples didn't really get much privacy or robust ability to be alone together.Lovemaking in cars was common and couples would typically wait for night and secluded areas. Having a culture like this makes it a little easier for the occasional “Peeping-Tom” to have their gross fun. Most onlookers or peeping-toms went into the woods with just a pair of binoculars, although it wasn't uncommon to find the Professional peeping-tom.Armed with advanced night vision goggles or cameras so they could take pictures or even film unaware lovers Disgusting of an act as this may be, the police thought that the “toms” may come in handy to the investigation of the Monster of Florence. Hoping that these people may be able to give tips or see something that could aid in their investigation. Apparently it did help as one “Tom” gave some info. Police had nothing and jumped at this chance. Enzo Spalletti was a husband and a father.Taken into custody after seeing two dead bodies in the woods. Main reason he was being incarcerated was his unwillingness to divulge any information as to why he just so happened to be in the woods at the time the crime took place and knowing about the crime before it was officially reported.Eyewitnesses placed him and his vehicle at the crime scene at the time of the murder, although he denied every any part of being apart of the crime. Thursday night October 22nd, 1981 Susanna Cambi and Stefano Baldi had parked their vehicle on a country road just outside of florence. Couple was not known for visiting this spot and police believed they stopped on a whim with the sudden urge of intimacy. Bodies were found in the morning.Stefano was found outside of the car wearing just a shirt and underwear. Susanna had been carried to a spot nearby and her private areas had been horribly disfigured Nothing was stolen from these victims either This murder is known to this day as an anomaly since it happened on a thursday even though the day after, friday, was a national labor strike. The other crimes also took place in the summer where this was in the fall. That evening was also a very bright, moonlit night.Officials believe that the murderer acted out as to throw off the police to the investigation. This anomaly also gave one strong clue to the police that wasn't available prior, a size 44(u.s size 10) shoe print found in the mud.Police believed that the culprit was a “Tall”(Hahahaha) and robust person. With this new crime happening they released Enzo from custody. Saturday Night June 19th, 1982 Antonella Migliorini and Paolo Mainardi were parked by some bushes in Baccaiano which is south of Florence. Vehicle was able to be seen clearly from the street.Friends of theirs have driven by and seen the two in the car and could clearly identify who was in it. Antonella chose this area because it wasn't as private for fears of running into the monster of Florence This particular case could show to be a turning point in the investigation.The monster had shot the couple. What made things interesting however was the shot on Paolo did not kill him right away.He was able to turn on the vehicle and attempt to drive away. Car was facing away from the street so any attempt at fleeing would have to have been done in reverse. Hard to drive in reverse while being shot at Monster shot the headlights out to avoid any attention. Paolo unfortunately got the vehicle stuck in a ditch while trying to flee. Neither of the victims were stabbed nor were there any ritualistic disfigurements of Antonella.Mainly because the Monster most likely had to flee from the disruptive scene, plus it was a rather busy area. Very shortly after the incident, another vehicle passed byAssuming the vehicle was stuck they got out to help Found the blood bath and immediately called for an ambulance and police. Paolo was still breathing when help arrived and drove him to the hospital where he shortly died from his wounds. The prosecutor who was investigating this case at the time, Silvia della Monica, decided to try and create a trap for the Monster.She had the newspapers print off saying that Paolo was able to say some words about what happened before he passed. Hoping to make the Monster second guess everything or at the very least, make a mistake. Shortly after the incident at Baccaiano, an envelope arrived at the Carabinieri police station in Florence.Contents of envelopeNewspaper clipping with article dating back to the 1968 killing of the two lovers that were shot by the alleged jealous husband, Stefano Mele. Written on top of the clipping was the statement ‘Why dont you take another look at this case?' The spent casings of the bullets that were fired in 1968 were still archived.Ballistics tests were ran Ballistics proved that the same gun had been used that day and with the other cases with similar incidents.The bullets were the same type and were to have been from the same box of ammo as well. How could this be?The Man that killed the first couple was still in prison.Remember he dropped the gun at the time of the crime allegedly. Since officials had no other leads they decided to look into the Sardinian brothers who Mele accused of being accomplices.Giovanni, Salvatore and Francesco VinciSalvatore and Francesco being the two more likely suspects due to connections with Mele and past crimes. Shortly after the latest killings in Baccaiano, Francesco's car was found in the south of Tuscany, hidden in the woods.Francesco was then taken into custody on suspicion of being the Monster of Florence! One year later with Francesco behind bars, Friday September 9th, 1983 In Galluzzo, which is a residential area of Florence.Two German touristsUwe Rush and Horst Meyer Chillaxing in their VW camper van One man, at a quick look, could have been mistaken for a woman. Shots fired from outside the van through the window had shattered the glass, but none of it fell on the ground.Killer had to reposition due to lack of visibility in the vanContinued firing but on the other side of the window.( since first window was shattered) Killer then entered the vehicle to finish the job but found that he had killed two men and therefore could not do the ritualistic disfigurement they had previously done on other women One piece of evidence officials gained from this incident was the rough guesstimate of the killer's height.Van was taller than a car Bullet entry point gave clear idea on height of killer At least 80 centimeters or 5 foot 10 inches tall. Francesco was released but his brother Salvatore was brought in. Mele's brother Giovanni and his brother-in-law, Piero Mucciarini, were also brought in for questioning due to the inconsistent ramblings of Mele during his confession and their names were mentioned.It was believed that due to Mele's Wifes' promiscuous nature and also changing lovers on a weekly basis; Officials thought that the Mele and Mucciarini family were embarrassed by this and thought she would tarnish their familys' name, so they wanted her out of the picture. Now they are suspects too Sunday July 29th, 1984 Pia Rontini and Claudio Stefanacci.Parked in usual spot in a wooded area near Florence Both were shot and stabbed to death Pia's body was dragged this time to a nearby area and the killer performed the disgusting ritualistic disfigurement on Pia. This time they went one step farther though. Killer cut off Pia's left breast. Killer left behind some clues this timeHand print on top of the carInvestigators believed the killer was right handed and steadied himself atop the car with his left hand Knee marks were found on the side of the car confirming the height of the killer to be around 1,80 - 1,85 meters tall. Or 5'9” and 6'1” Because this all happened while the Sardinian brothers were still in custody they released them. Sunday September 8th, 1985 In a town outside of florenceNadine Mauriot and Jean Michel KravechviliTook privacy a step forwardPitched a tent near their car just off the main road in a clearing behind trees Couple was frenchLast few couples had been foreign Most likely Florence residents didn't want to venture into isolated areas any longer Foreign tourists wanted to do so even though the city posted signs everywhere to not be alone in isolated areas Jean was a young and strong man who was a trained sprinter.Killer opened up the tent and Jean was able to break free and run away with only being shot in the arm.Jean ran the wrong way and instead of going to the street for help, ran deeper into the woods. Killer caught up to Jean and finished him off, then went back to the tent to finish his ritualistic disfigurement on Nadine. The next day, Silvia Della Monica, received another envelope.Looked like a ransom letter with the letters all different shapes and sizes. Spelling error with Repubblica spelled with one “B”Perhaps uneducated and didn't know a common Italian spelling? Contents had no letterBut a sliver of Nadine's breast was found inside Officials thought that this was a warning of more and worse crimes to comeThe french couple were the last victims of the .22 caliber killer though. Perhaps this was a sign-off from the killer? Lead Suspect In 1985 right after the incident with the french tourists, police received an anonymous letter telling them to look into a man named Pietro PaccianiPietro was known for being abusive and violent Investigators decided to use a new tool at the time of the letter, the personal computer. The made a list of all people who had been convicted of a sexual crime and was released from prison during the years of the murders. Pietro was one of few names on this short list. Looking into Pietro's past they found that he stabbed a man to death in 1951He saw his girlfriend at the time going off with another man. Followed them and right when they were going to get intimate, he jumped out and killed the man Forced his girlfriend ot have sex with him next to the dead man Stole the man's wallet Convicted for 13 years Pietro was a farm worker his whole life and was uneducated Known to have a short fuse Pietro's daughters testified against him in court and said that not only did he rape abd abuse them and their mother, but were also fed dog food to save money. Known to be a peeping tom Was a self taught artist and poet Basically his rage and artistic ability gave investigators a reason to believe he could be the Monster of Florence. Was convicted of the few circumstantial pieces of evidence in 1994 Went to appeals court and was overturned and he was free in 1996 A second trial was held based on the testimony of witnesses that the prosecution brought up in court just before Pietro's initial conviction were to be overturned.Witnesses were at multiple crimes. Witnesses included: a prostitute, Gabriella Ghiribelli, her ‘keeper' Norberto Galli, and a friend of Pietro's Giancarlo Lotti According to Gabriella and Norberto, the car of Lotti was found parked near the scene of the attack in 1985 Lotti was investigated further They tapped his phone and he confessed to being present at some of the crimes Lotti said it was Pietro that shot the victims and a friend of Pietro that used the knifeFriend was Mario Vanni Lotti's role was lookout Once pressured by police, Lotti confessed to shooting the van with the German men inside. This led to Lotti and Mario's conviction and were sent to jail. Because of these two there was to be another trial for PietroPietro died of a heart attack in 1998 though Lotti was not deemed a valuable enough witness by many because he was an alcoholic living in a halfway house at the timeBelieved he only confessed to receive recognition to improve his living conditions. By going to prison he would get three meals a day and a warm roof over his head. Even though Lotti and Mario were convicted, the Monster of Florence case is still open.   MOVIES https://www.imdb.com/search/keyword/?keywords=sexual-murder&sort=moviemeter,asc&mode=detail&page=1&title_type=movie&ref_=kw_ref_typ Monster of Florence http://www.florencewebguide.com/monster-of-florence.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_of_Florence https://criminalminds.fandom.com/wiki/The_Monster_of_Florence https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Monster_of_Florence https://www.britannica.com/biography/Monster-of-Florence https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2006/07/the-monster-of-florence/304981/ https://www.magentaflorence.com/new-monster-of-florence-suspect/ https://filmschoolrejects.com/the-monster-of-florence-true-story/ http://www.italianinsider.it/?q=node/5688

Ever wonder what it takes to design packaging for Monopoly, Barbie, GI Joe, and the world of games and toys? Matt Nuccio shares his experiences in the toy industry and his approach to packaging. Games and toys die on the shelf every year due to bad packaging, learn how this team have stood the test of time to be industry leaders in packaging and game development. Here's three nuggets you're going to walk away with: 1) The importance of design for manufacture 2) Size and the sustainable package 3) How color competes for attention on shelf We'll hit this and a bunch more with Matt Nuccio of Design Edge. Do me a favor and subscribe and rate the podcast where ever you listen to podcasts. Links: Matt's Company: Design Edge Matt's Linkedin: Follow Here Evelio on LinkedIn: Follow Him Here Buy a Sustainabull Unboxing Club and support the pod here Intl. Direct Packaging Specright

Taking my conversation up one notch, I was lucky to get in touch with Matt Nuccio, one of the top 100 influencers in the toy industry. We spoke about alternative materials for moving away from plastic in our toys, and how the transition has already begun.It felt great to hear Matt encouraging children into toy designing  and how we could make our mark in this field.Follow Matt on linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattnuccio/Join my Little-WISE club here: https://littlemindchats.com/lwclub/make-difference.php  

Roberto Nuccio tekee paluun FC Futuran miesten edustusjoukkueen päävalmentajaksi. Kun joukkueen edellinen päävalmentaja Johan ”Jugi” Lönnqvist halusi jäädä pois pestistään henkilökohtaisten syiden vuoksi, oli seura heti yhteydessä Nuccioon, jonka oli helppo hypätä mukaan porvoolaisseuran kelkkaan. – On tosi helppoa tulla takaisin Porvooseen, Nuccio sanoo.

In this episode, Matt Nuccio shares stories from his many years as a toy designer, from joining the "family business" as a kid, to Pogs, to Texas Hold'em, to researching his family's history with the New York mafia.... Check out Design Edge: https://www.designedge.net/ --- Visit our website and sign up for our newsletter to get a sneak peak at our upcoming guests: https://www.hiddenrolepodcast.com/ Have an idea for someone who should appear on the show? Leave a comment below OR make a suggestion at: https://www.hiddenrolepodcast.com/suggestions

Thème : découverte du Monde - Halloween⁠⁠Clara tient la main de son frère Nuccio aussi fort qu'elle le peut tandis qu'ils se faufilent au milieu des passants qui ont envahi les rues de Palerme. La veille du 2 novembre, c'est la Festa dei Morti, la fête des Morts, et il reste encore beaucoup de choses à préparer à la maison afin que tout soit prêt pour le repas du soir. Mais tout à coup les deux enfants se retournent pour voir qui les a bousculés mais ils ne réussissent qu'à apercevoir deux formes sombres qui disparaissent bien vite au coin de la rue. ⁠Un podcast d'Eva de Kerlan raconté par Sophie Roseau et Rachid Bensalem, produit par Hippopo Editions.⁠À retrouver sur Acast , Spotify, Soundcloud, Apple Podcast et aussi sur notre chaîne YouTube et notre site internet. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Thème : découverte du Monde - Halloween⁠Clara tient la main de son frère Nuccio aussi fort qu'elle le peut tandis qu'ils se faufilent au milieu des passants qui ont envahi les rues de Palerme. La veille du 2 novembre, c'est la Festa dei Morti, la fête des Morts, et il reste encore beaucoup de choses à préparer à la maison afin que tout soit prêt pour le repas du soir. Mais tout à coup les deux enfants se retournent pour voir qui les a bousculés mais ils ne réussissent qu'à apercevoir deux formes sombres qui disparaissent bien vite au coin de la rue. ⁠Un podcast produit par Hippopo Editions, écrite par d'Oriane Krief, raconté par Sophie Roseau et Rachid Bensalem.⁠A retrouver sur Acast, Spotify, Soundcloud, Apple Podcast et aussi sur notre chaîne YouTube ou notre site internet. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Matt Nuccio started at Design Edge aged 14, as soon as his parents – Mark and Linda – launched the company (or as he puts it “whether I agreed to it or not, I was an employee from day one”). Since then, he has seen the firm grow to be a sizable force, boasting a 5,000 square foot facility complete with its own photography studio, computer lab, model making shop and a recording studio. We caught up with Nuccio to find out more about life at Design Edge, as well as about his work fighting for inventor rights and lobbying for patent reform in Washington as part of the board of directors for the United Inventors Association of America (UIA).  

Dirlene Magalhães te deixa informado (a), de tudo o que está acontecendo no dia-a-dia, fique por dentro do mundo dos famosos e notícias de cinema!Ela também conta as principais notícias que cercam o cenário nacional e também internacional, mas você não fica de fora, você fica sabendo de tudo o que está acontecendo, bem aqui no Fofoca do Dia, na apresentação de Dirlene Magalhães, e hoje os destaques são:- Neymar fecha contrato com Puma , mas é obrigado a usar as camisas da Nike- SBT anuncia estreia de reality com Donny de Nuccio e outras celebridades- Juliette vai voltar para a Paraíba e pediu: sem carro de bombeiros e sem aglomeração- Rafa Kalimman é detonada por postagem sobre homofobia e se afasta das redes sociais- Programa “Casa Kalimann” não vai para TV aberta , vai para gaveta- Isa fica louríssimas para gravação de seu novo clipe- Isa fará uma Live na próxima quinta-feira, dia 3- Netiflix divulga uma série de novidades para junho é Globo volta com a série “Sob Pressão “- Rodrigo Faro já não é mais o queridinho da Record e seu programa perde audiência dia a dia- Irmã do Faustão é contratada pela Band , para ser uma das diretoras do novo programa do apresentador- Globo estreia novo programa com Ivete Sangalo no comando , em agosto- Programa de humor semanal da Band , com Miguel Falabella ,já está em fase de produçãoOuça o comentário de Dirlene Magalhães acerca de tudo isso:

Welcome to the Living Sport Podcast, where we connect you to young professionals and sport business experts from around the world. I’m Alicia Marinelli, your host and I’m inviting you to join us as we head south to the iconic Talladega Superspeedway. This is a LIVE session where we recorded onsite at Talladega as we walked around the massive facility to learn about the motorsports industry and participate in Q&A sessions. Our guest today is Nino Nuccio, Group Sales Account Executive provides really great advice for a career inside the realm of motorsports and other industries as well! Let listen in as Nino provides helpful hints on how you can fast track your career!

Dopo il grande successo come Violetta nella Traviata di Verdi, il soprano Jessica Nuccio rientra in Italia lasciando un meraviglioso ricordo nella mente e nel cuore di chi è andato ad ascoltarla al teatro all’aperto di Opera Australia.

Hidalgo Netto e Anna Andrade, falam sobre o novo programa de Dony de Nuccio, que se chama "Te Devo Essa Brasil", também sobre o estado de saúde do cantor Agnaldo Timóteo e a campanha de Lucélia Santos contra o presidente Bolsonaro. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiosuper/message

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Matt Nuccio is the co-owner and creative director of Design Edge inc (www.designedge.net), a multi award-winning international studio with office's in New York and Hong Kong. Design Edge is one of the leading toy and game design and inventing firms in the world, designing packaging, product, displays, advertising as well as engineering and manufacturing for hundreds of toy companies both big and small. With over 20 years in the toy design industry, Design Edge is a laboratory for new and creative approaches. From traditional styles to the latest trends, they can help you create and maintain a strong product and line look within a fair project budget. In 2008 Matt Nuccio was elected co-chairman of the TIA (Toy Industry Association) associate panel representing all designers and inventors in the toy industry. He has also written columns focusing on design, inventing, engineering and manufacturing for Toy and Family Entertainment, ToyBook, Royaltie$ and Licensing Book.